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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
2
Rev W W Campbell pastors Sunday service at 10 45 am and 7 pm Sabbath school at noon Y PS GB at 609 pm Junior C BE at 200 pm Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 730
Trinitarian Congregational Church and parish notices list Lord's day services with preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Sabbath school at 12 m Y P S C E Sunday evening at 6 30 Chapel Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7 30 under Pastor Rev George A Tewksbury with Sunday school and youth groups scheduled.
First Parish Unitarian led by Rev. Loren B. Macdonald with Sunday service at 10 45 a m and Young People’s Guild at 7 p m Sunday school at noon Communion on the first Sundays of January March May July September and November Preparatory meetings on Friday evenings before communion Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal under Rev. Henry King Hannah with morning services and sermon at 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 00.
Scandinavian M. E. Church invites all to Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Rev. C. F. Nilson as pastor. Friday class meets at 7:30 p.m. A Christian Science service is held every Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in Insurance Hall, Monument Square.
Services in the Universalist church Sunday morning at 10 15 with Sunday school at 11 20 Rev James Rice pastor JK Witherbee superintendent of Sunday school held in the church building and open to the public.
Maynard Congregational Church announces Sunday service at 10 45 morning Sunday school at 12 noon led by W H Gutteridge as superintendent. Evening service at 7.00 with Christian Endeavor at 6.00. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Amory Maynard directs choir Hermann French organist Ada Bowers president C E society.
Rev R E Bisbee presides Sunday morning service at 10 50 with Sunday school 45. L D Wilson supervises Epworth League meeting at six. Evening service at 7 15. Prayer meeting Tuesday. Class meeting Friday. Choir director and organist George Lawson named.
Miss M G Loftus daughter of Bern ard Loftus and John T Hellen of Hudson wed in a Sunday ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church at 2 pm conducted by Rev T B Lowney. Attendants were Miss Nora Loftus and Thomas J Hellen. The couple honeymoon in New York after a train to Fall River and boat to New York City. They will reside at 5 Maple Street Hudson.
Wilbrod Vincent son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Vincent of Hudson marries Miss Malvina Deenoncourt daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Deenoncourt of Broad Street in a June ceremony at St Marys Church. Rev Jos eph Robichaud presided with organist Prof John Chagnon and soprano soloist Miss Alice Lacroix. The couple received guests at a reception then left for a short wedding trip and will reside with the bride's family on Broad Street. The bride works at O H Stevens box shop and belongs to the Young Ladies Sodality. the groom captains the Hudson Garde de Honneur and is a member of St Jean Baptiste society and Court Hudson F of A.
Chester W Angier son of Mr and Mrs H W Angier wed Miss Nellie A Jefts in the Wilkensville district Hudson on Thursday evening at the Jefts home Rev J W Stephan of Hudson officiated George W Abbott served as best man and Miss Grace was bridesmaid Both bride and bridesmaid wore white robes Refreshments were served and the couple received many nuptial gifts They will reside in Marlboro after a short wedding trip
The Nifty Nine defeated Slattery's crack State street team 9 toSto in a well played game. Rickles struck out 17 and Donovan contributed strong defense as the Nifty Nine, missing Hudson Jrs, plan to meet any 14 15 year old teams in the city.
Pastor Rev J A Crowe leads Sunday masses at 8 50 and 10 50 a m. Vespers at 3 15 p m. West Acton holds first Sunday monthly services with Sunday school at 2 15 p m.
The text lists St George’s Church offerings with Rector Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau. Sunday Holy Eucharist and a sermon, 4.00 pm catechism at 12.00 pm, evening prayer and sermon first Sunday each month at 7.00 pm. Holy Days Holy Eucharist at 6.20 am. Friday evening prayers at 7.30 pm.
Fraternal societies list meeting nights across groups including Foresters Companions of Forest A O O W Maynard Lodge I O O F Mizpah Lodge D of R Eastern Star Knights of Pythias Tola Lodge 1 0 G T St Bridget s Hibernians Royal Arcanum L O F W U with first second and third Monday or Tuesday night patterns and weekly Sunday night gatherings.
Hudson Station personnel changes move Thomas J. Fitzgerald from Marlboro freight office to station agent at Hudson. Fred Dwyer takes over Marlboro freighthouse duties and James Mitchell is promoted to freighthouse foreman as part of the same railroad shift.
A benefit dance at Hunters hall Friday night marked a testimonial for Miss Jennie Flynn a Telegram voting contestant. About 100 couples attended the event with music by Collins orchestra and Edward Loughlin in charge of the floor Fred Rice as floor director.
Notices cite Webster C Robbins and Hasty landowners in East Acton. Susie Chandler John H Chandler Jesse L Chandler and Maria Holden petition the land court in Boston to register title with buildings. Court set for June 25 1906. failure to appear bars contest.
In Middlesex County Probate Court a petition requests letters of administration for the estate of Sarah F Chaplin late of Concord without a bond. A hearing is set for June 26, 1906 at nine o clock in the forenoon in Cam on. Public notice requires weekly publication in the Concord Enterprise for three weeks. Judge Charles J McIntire signs the citation.
Horace F. Tuttle administrator with will annexed petitions for license to sell the real estate of George Brooks deceased to pay debts and admin charges. Citations require appearance at Cambridge Probate Court July 10 1906 or publication in Acton Enterprise for three weeks.
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